How Long Should I Leave My Puppy in a Playpen? #shorts #relaxmydog
February 24, 2023
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I have a little guy who’s nervous about his crate, so I started by hiding treats and toys in there. He hates it though. He barks when he thinks he’s alone. My other dogs never had this problem. He’s a stubborn Lhasa Apso. I’ve had dogs for over 25 years, and this is the first one who refuses to do almost anything other than “sit.” He’s got very little interest in training. He’s not quite normal though… He won’t eat out of a dish. He came to us this way – he was less than half his healthy weight when we adopted him. He understands things differently than everyone else. He still sometimes runs to the back of the house (away from the door!) in excitement when we ask him if he wants a walk. He picks those doors to sit by before remembering, “oh yah, front door for walks!” He gets the doors in the house confused. He also runs right past the person he’s excited to see (like when my husband comes home from work) and he searches the whole house until he finally sees them and starts dancing for joy. He’s perfectly healthy aside from his special diet for kidney stuff, but otherwise he sees fine, he hears well, I think maybe he had some head damage or malnutrition issues as a puppy? I’ll never know why, but he’s our only dog who was never crate trained. He doesn’t see the world like anyone else I know, dog or otherwise.
Someone should send this video to Joy Behar on The View. She mentioned this week that she doesn’t know how to crate train her dog, Bernie.